While flooding from our latest dousing didn’t cause any flooding issues, it still dropped several inches of much needed rain in places. Here’s how much fell: South Kingstown 3.81 inches East Providence 3.48 inches East Greenwich 3.37 inches West Hartford 2.21 inches North Sandwich 1.67 inches Center Harbor 1.46 inches

It’ll be another active week for New England with multiple systems moving through the region. Most of the week will generally be on the milder side, but another sharp cold snap looks to be coming heading toward the upcoming weekend. After a compact and weak disturbance slides through southernmost New England in the morning, bringing […]

It happens pretty much every March and/or April. At some point, a more prolonged stretch of milder temperatures comes along, seemingly bringing an end to winter. After persistent cold throughout this winter (something not seen in most other recent winters), the calendar flipped to March and New England’s deep freeze came to an end. The […]

It’s shaping up to be another very quiet week across New England. The setup isn’t as perfect as last week, however, as there will be a couple features worth watching throughout the week. A stark warming trend is also likely, bringing above average warmth back to New England later this week. High pressure passes to […]

A widespread 3-6 inches of snow fell across southern and central New England Saturday morning with a band of 6-10 inches in central Massachusetts. In the 24 hours leading up to this system, trends were pointing toward increasing snow totals. This was due to the strengthening of the storm and evaporational cooling as the storm […]

Tropical Storm Ophelia has made landfall in North Carolina this morning. The northern edge of the storm has begun to push into southern New England Saturday. The system as a whole will slowly push north, leading to an unsettled few days. With New England just getting into the northern edge of the storm, rainfall will […]

A stationary front is currently draped across New England. This boundary will act as the main source for forcing showers and thunderstorms as a disturbance rides along this front into southern New England. With a moisture-rich environment remaining in place, areas near this frontal boundary will have the chance to see heavier downpours tonight into […]

The year 2023 was marked by some intense storms, a handful of tornadoes and a summer of flash flooding. As a matter of fact, the National Weather Service office in Gray, Maine issued a record breaking 38 flash flood warnings for New Hampshire alone in July. This not only shatters the old monthly record of […]

After being entrenched in a trough for the better part of spring so far, the overall pattern will finally be shifting as we head toward the end of this week. This shift will allow for the persistently chilly days with periodic soakings to come to an end for now. After yet another cooler day on […]

My name is Timothy Dennis. I’m a weather enthusiast who was born and raised here in New England. All my life I have been fascinated by the weather. Here I write about New England’s current weather while documenting past weather events.  © 2035 by Going Places. Powered and secured by Wix

My name is Timothy Dennis. I’m a weather enthusiast who was born and raised here in New England. All my life I have been fascinated by the weather. Here I write about New England’s current weather while documenting past weather events.  © 2035 by Going Places. Powered and secured by Wix

Tim Dennis Jun 28, 2023 3 min read Updated: Jun 28, 2023 In this week’s episode, I talk about the flash flooding that has occurred in New England over the past several days as well as break down weather prospects for the 4th of July holiday weekend (and beyond). So, you know how two weeks […]

As of Wednesday morning, a warm front continues to push through New England. Showers associated with the front will continue to weaken and break apart as they move out of Massachusetts and New Hampshire and into Maine. The rest of the day will feature gradual clearing and warming will occur as warm air advection continues […]

Overnight Tuesday to Wednesday, a deepening low pressure will pass to New England’s north. This system does appear that it will bring rainfall to New England in two waves: overnight Tuesday to Wednesday morning and Wednesday evening through the overnight into Thursday morning. The first wave of rain and wind comes as more mild air […]